Cucumber CROCODILE GENA

Crocodyl Gena — ultra-early parthenocarpic cucumber hybrid, intended for cultivation under film coverings and in open ground. Fruits ripen as early as 36–42 days after germination, allowing for an early and abundant harvest. Plants are indeterminate, vigorous, with moderate branching and female flowering type. 2–5 fruit set per node, enabling up to 20–30 fruits to ripen simultaneously on one plant, ensuring high yield — up to 16–18 kg per square meter.

Fruits are cylindrical, 12–16 cm long and 120–140 g in weight. They are medium-ribbed, with dense skin and white down. Flesh is crisp, juicy, free of bitterness, with pleasant flavor and mild sweetness. Fruits maintain excellent market quality for up to 10 days after harvest. Cucumbers 'Crocodyl Gena' are ideal for fresh consumption, pickling and canning, and well tolerate heat treatment.

The hybrid is resistant to root rot and true and false powdery mildew, increasing cultivation reliability and fruit quality. Due to its characteristics, 'Crocodyl Gena' is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking an early, tasty, high-yield cucumber with universal use.